Asian Stock Strategy ($ASS)

$ASS launched via flap.sh as a Tax Token V3 paired with QQQB, with a fixed 3% buy and 3% sell tax routed to a custom on-chain vault. On a recurring automated cycle driven by the Flap Trigger Service, the protocol converts accumulated QQQB into BABAB, TSMB and SKHYB via PancakeSwap, prices them against the Atlas Oracle, and credits every eligible holder instantly — fully on-chain, with no keeper and no manual step anywhere in the pipeline.

There is no staking and no deadline anywhere in the protocol. Hold at least 10,000 $ASS and every cycle's purchased bStocks are credited to you automatically and instantly — share accounting runs on Flap's audited dividend contract, updated on every single transfer. Claim whenever you like: one transaction delivers all three bStocks straight to your wallet, and unclaimed rewards keep accruing forever.

The basket holds three Binance bStocks weighted 33.34 / 33.33 / 33.33. bStocks are backed 1:1 per Binance's published proof of collateral, and corporate actions (dividends, splits) are handled by Binance via each token's display multiplier — raw on-chain balances are unaffected.

Rewards accrue as basket shares — an on-chain index token (IB-ASS) backed 1:1 by the pooled bStocks and priced by live oracle NAV at every mint, so every cycle's purchases are credited proportionally and instantly with nothing to snapshot and nobody to trust.

When you claim, the shares burn and unwrap in the same transaction: your pro-rata BABAB, TSMB and SKHYB move directly from the pool to your wallet. You never hold the index token, claims can be made at any size at any time, and anyone can trigger a claim on a holder's behalf — entitlements are pure on-chain state.

All contracts are verified on BscScan — read the source, follow the flows.

• Liquidity is created and locked by the flap.sh launchpad; the tax rate is fixed at 3/3 in the token contract.
• Swap cycles are driven by the Flap Trigger Service through an on-chain adapter that holds no user funds and supplies no amounts — every buy is bounded by on-chain TWAP pricing, slippage limits, spend caps, allowlisted routers and deadlines, and re-validated live inside every callback.
• Purchased stocks flow directly into the basket pool that backs holder shares; pooled basket assets can never be swept by anyone, including the owner.
• A failed swap skips safely and its budget carries forward — one asset's failure never blocks the others, and if automation ever lapses, a manual fallback can drive any cycle without touching user entitlements.

$ASS is an experimental protocol. Smart contracts can contain bugs; bStock liquidity and pricing depend on Binance-operated markets which can pause during corporate actions; token prices are volatile. Nothing here is financial advice — read the contracts and decide for yourself.